Presidents
Causes/Effects
Dust Bowl
New Deal
New Deal Cont'd
100
This Great Depression President believed in Laissez Faire practices by the government and believed the economy would eventually fix itself

Herbert Hoover

100

Name 3 effects of the Great Depression

Homelessness, 

unemployment, 

decreased economic output, 

distrust in the government, 

business failures, 

bank failures,

home foreclosures 

100

                     True or False

The Dust Bowl led to a massive increase in crop production and booming populations of livestock

False

100

The 3 R's of the New Deal

Relief, Recovery, Reform

100

This provided workers with unemployment insurance, old age pensions, and life insurance.

Social Securities Act

200

FDR was known as a Great Communicator partially because of these radio broadcasts he would speak to the public

Fireside chats

200

This event is seen as the 'trigger' or 'starter' of The Great Depression

Stock Market Crash of 1929

AKA Black Tuesday

200

These were the two main causes of the dust bowl

Drought & Poor Farming Techniques

200

This closed all banks until inspectors found them to be financially sound.

Bank Holiday

200

The NRA and AAA were both found _________________ due to their restrictions on workers rights

Unconstitutional

300

These were shanty towns of the homeless and unemployed on the outskirts of cities.

Hoovervilles

300

Purchasing stocks for a percentage of their value, agreeing to pay the rest off in installments was known as 

Buying on Margin/ Credit

300

Poor farmers who moved to California looking for jobs were called

Okies 

300

Relief was short term actions to help people until the economy recovered and was aimed at these 3 groups of people

Homeowners, Farmers, & the Unemployed

300

This is what FDR was accused of trying to do to pass New Deal legislation that he wanted

"Packing the Courts"

400

FDR's plan to combat the Great Depression

The New Deal

400

Highest tariff in US history signed by Hoover in 1930

Smoot Hawley Tax
400

The Dust Bowl occurred in these years

1930-1940

400

Pumped money into the economy to increase incentives to produce and rebuild people's purchasing power.

Recovery

400

Reform was 

Laws aimed to fix defects in the economy & prevent another economic crisis

500

Hoover's Reconstruction Finance Corporation gave cheap _______________________ but was seen as "too ______________________".

Loans to banks/businesses

Too little, too late

500

Name the four main causes of the Great Depression

Overproduction

Speculation

Shaky Banking

Restricted World Trade


500

Many families were moving from ____________ to ___________________ because of the Dust Bowl.

The mid west to the west coast

500

This new government office created federal jobs by building public projects like schools, roads, courts, buildings, etc.

Public Works Administration (PWA)

500

The FDIC...

Insured bank deposits so people couldn’t lose their money even if their bank failed.